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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 26, 1933)
LA (iltANDE EVKMNU OUSKltVEIt, LA (JltANUE, OUE. Thursday, Oclolwr 2i, Vm An Explanation Name Messenger Compliance Head For Two States employers under the codes by educa SCORCHY SMITH (Trademark Tlegl&tered) tion and persuasion. Messenger, as Patent Office director of compliance for Oregon and Idaho, will have authority to Ihwsti t;ato any alleged violation of any IF WE CAN ONUV POT OH,YK.106.' JA'lE TOLO I TS BECAUSE THE COUNTRY IS SO , BROKEN UP PY CR04S RAKWAdP TWISTIW& SuLCHEti THAT EARLY PIONEER'S i ONCE AM0N6 THEM, TW6NTV MILES BSHlMP permanent code, sucii as tno liunocr. petroleum, cloak and suit or coal codes, in tills area. US , BETTY, We CAN BREATHE EASIER PORTLAND, Ore. (Special) Prank Messenger, district manager of the department of conuneroe lor Oregon and Idaho, wna named (district com pliance director for all industries and trades operating under approved per manent codes of fair competition in oil important change In the NBA or ganization announced today by Washington, D. C. authorities. Messenger's office, according to word from Washington, will have supervisory authority over all ap proved permanent codes, and will seekto enforce compliance toy thoao The new appointment does not carry any enforcement authority, as these powers are reserved under the uan A DICKENS OF A TIME FINDIN. THEIR vWAV OUT 60 THF.Y TOON, .. r,AuE tve section NRA set-up to the lucierai iroue com mission and the U. S. attorney-general. A(iEI) MOI'XTAINKKIl BI'IMtH Il'l UKO.MOIHI.K' FOH THKK nuv.vv.bJNV.. Wvo. (4) John Qos- i;'h, rtt a-eii nn.it 70. traveled cleur from the Black Hills of South Dakota to Berthoucl, Colo., In his "burromoblle" a ramshackle vehicle drown by two burros. ; Page Six U. a W IF WE CAN ONLY POT " I'M NOT AFRAID. StOCCHY A I V. Akir. -,e-r UiRiKLIED IM.-roo!! WHAT 00 YOU KW0Wl ' ABOUT THE DAKOTA V , , "BAD LANPi "f 1 BET YOU I DON'T EVEN KWOIAl HOW I THEY 6BT THEIR NAME. ) I THIS IS MARVELOUS , 00KS SOMETHING LIKE ) J VcOLINTdY T0 6LIP BY IN tTjF DADTA'BADUANDS J . ' tompi ' I A MOUNTS I ij I "J LION IX. r ( . GCJO AWIDE BERTn , ( V SV LOOK-!! 1 . t ttsal I J. lii The Mafoirfitty OF OUR MERCHANDISE is offered AT NO PRICE ADVANCE "Fortune" Shoes Oxfords $3.50 MrCI av's Stores 1 1 ks . $5.50 THE BUNGLE FAMILY News I WONDER WHY ' HA! HOW THEY RE GOING TO I j tT'S SEE THE FRONT OF THE PHYLLIS LOVES EUROPt- AGAIN. HA! I VHO AIJ WAS 8RUSHWOOD-BUNGIXS' ( TO SEE HER NAME WHAT A LIFE. ri I THERE... WHY HOUSE WAS JUST -J 'N THE SOCIETY EVERY TIME THOSE J HERE'S A BIG PACKED WITH CARS 1 COLUMN. YES SIR, PEOPLE GET TIRED U PHOTOGRAPH WHEN I WE PASSFD 4 m heb-e it is WS-HNG WITH f OH THERE'S THERE LAST N1hT M fBRUSHWOOD- COLLECTORS. THEyT MONTGOMERY ON OUR WAY y TV BUNGLE. GIVE A B, fl "EL DORADO.. .AND HOME FROM U-1 ' i MHar-rf if PA?XY( (SIBYL DARDANELLA YES SIR. ..IT'S J-f(ijj(AS THOUGH HEP-! HERE'S HER LJ tk, SHE WAS I NAML I UU.. UM HUW BOLD SHE LOOKS STANDING THERE , AT THAT MAN S DE, WITH BOTH HANDS ON HIS ARM. if AFRAID HE'D I K TRY TO lJ xr ESCAPE. HE LOOKS i" SORT OF W-,j7 ODD, TOO. SCARED. h i. I JAM .mill tv-.. .!'.. .'...ll'. .Il li.l ....:.:'.v..:-.i! r. .111:111 l '.'.lnlKB OH THAT POOR MAN IMAGINE HIM 6EINU H PNOTI2ED INTO TAKING THAT RED FACED WOMAN TO A ONE-HORSE SOCIETY BLOW-OUT SUCH AS PHYLI.I GETS UP. . IMAGINi Si if J .nUIIIIIIiiIiiI in y lien n HA! lAIT UNTIL PEGGt sees THIS. HERE'S SOMETHING SHE CAN'T BRUSH ASIDE WITH THOSE NERVE-RACKING GIGGLES. mmmm SSHllW-hiil arc u c- rcr orr. AT .TIIE LIBERTY Bostonijin Shoes Stetson Hats $5.00 Mallory Hats $3.50 TROT Suits '?1 7-50 X I and up O'Coats $1 7.50 X I mid up TEE9 Fifteen of Hollywood's most beau tiful candidates for possible star dom, under contraot with First Na tional studios, added to their motion picture education by appearing In several scenes of "The Little Giant," starring Edward G. Robinson, now at the Liberty theatre. Casting promising young players In minor background roles Is a regular port of their training at First Na tional, where every "starlet" Is watch ed for Indications of ability which will warrant their being cast for more important ports. The fifteen girls were originally se lected from candidates for members of the chorus of 200 for the song and dance numbers In "42nd Street" ond "Oold Diggers of 1033." Later the fifteen were picked from, these as I ho most promising and placed un der contract. They are Loretta Layson, Gcralne I Greer, MnJtlne Cantway, Jayne Shad duck, Helen Maun, Loretta Andrews, ' Ann Hovey. Lynn Browning, Kenee I Whitney, Margaret LaMarr, Alice Jans, j Barbara Rogers. Bonny Bannon, Toby j adn Pat Wing. ' They appear as society girls, dur-t Ing a scene In which Itobtnson, as an ex-Chicago beer baron, who qutL ! Ills racket when beer Is legalized. Is doing his best to break Into society. His experiences In "muscling" In on the -ellto are both highly amusing and thrilling. , Abe Kaplin Wins Bout With Edwards PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 20 m Abe Kaplan, 218. cf Portland, won the main event on List night's wrestling program here from Billy Edwards, 109, of Kansas City on a foul called by Referee Verne Harrington. Use Liquor Taxes To Aid In Relief PORTLAND, Oct. 20 ( Decision to place In the unemployment relief fund (ill revenue derived from, sale of alcohol lo liquors In Oregon after repeal of the lath amendment, was reached at, a conference here Tues day of the Wilcox unemployment re lief committee and the Knox com mittee on liquor control. GIVE IMPETUS TO U. S. PRICE BOOST PLAN (Continued rrum rage One) for producers; but simultaneously at presidential behest the NRA lias In the making the most elaborate sys tem yet attempted to protect the consumer against profiteering. It plans soon to set up commun ity boards to which persons who be lieve they nre being overcharged can complain. A 'freshly effected reorganization changes NRA into an agency primar ily for administration. The compli ance network headed by Hugh S. Johnson himself will have general supervision of keeping industries in line on fair practices, consumer treat ment and labor question; but the protection of the buying population is expected to Involve an organiza tion developed as thoroughly as that of the national labor board which arbitrates strikes and threats of strikes in industries under codes. Besides acting on complaints of citizens, . NRA Intends to have ma chinery for price control on its own Initiative. Already It lias engaged in a thorough analysis of certain whole sale and manufacturers' wholesale prices. Findings from this Investi gation soon arc to be made known. Store No. 1 1704 Adams Phono Main 515 Member of N. K. A. Store No. 2 2916 N. 2nd. Phono Main 109 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY FEATURES KRAUT ZVi Tins 2 fins 25c WHEAT HEARTS Sperry's, Pkgr 23c ASPARAGUS Walla Walla Valley, a real treat. No. 2 cans, s v 2 rr ,i;)C SOAP liob White 10 Burs .... 25c SPAGHETTI Van Camp's ' 2 cans , 19c MILK Ml. Vernon 8 Tall Tins ... 49c SALMON Alaska Pink 2 Tall cans . 27c POPCORN Tolly Time, guaranteed to pop. 2 cans , 25c FLY SPRAY Oronile Quart 59c OYSTERS Sea Coast, 2 Cans 25c We Carry Only the Finest Meat Obtainable Try It WEINERS Fresh 2 lbs 29c BEEF ROASTS Hiirh tirade, 1 1 Pound 11L We are proud of our vegetable display Always fresh with our valorized svstem and always all vegetables and fruits in season. CKLKKY lrge, Crisp 2 Bunches 15c Florida CJKAI'K 1 1U1T a rtf 2.-, I.KTTl'CH Head 5c m i I Vaporization Control eliminates Cylinder Starvation ml X-ray view of cylinder head as you preii ilarler button on cold morning ordinary geioiint in the carbu retor. Note that cylinders nearest carbure tor get ovvr-erWge of vaporized gas oline while far cylinders are STARVED. The reason Is an unbalanced vola tility which causos uneven fuel distribu tion, especially at cold temperature The result fs a balky motor hard to start and requiring a long warm-up. If your motor Is in ihii class change to Winter 76. X-ray view of cylinder head of same atility of Winter 76 gives instant and ' engine as you press starter button on uniform fuel distribution even at cold cold morning Winter 76 in tho car- temperatures. Dure,or' The rosult Is a quick start, loss warm Note the even charge of oil cylinders up, fast "early morning" acceleration, and absence of cylinder starvation. and a sharp reduction in cold motor The reason is that the balanced vol wear. DOES your motor pop.sputter.orgrind lor a minute or twowhen you start up in the morning? H it clois, die reason is CYLINDER STARVATION su- called because cyl inders farthest from the carburetor arc not getting a lull charge of vaporized gasoline and only one or two cylinders lire when you touch the starter. HOW TO CORRECT The remedy is to use Winter 76 the gasoline rchncd to minimizt Cylinder Starvation. Winter 76 contains more rations tihhb iaPQrue qunkly at cold temperatures. Too, its volatility is profrrly halattcrJtn insure an etru tow ot mixture to all cyl inders instantly at starting. FAST "EARLY MORNING" ACCELERATION With all cylinders firing instantly the morning warm-up period is greatly short ened. Instead of your motor grinding and popping. you step right out in the various gears with a new burst of speed. OTHER BENEFITS With Winter 76 you start quuker be cause till cylinders hre. Less "choking" is required. Less gasoline is consumed. There is less wear on the engine because most motor wear takes place at starting and during the warm-up period. By shortening this period motor near htharpfy rututeti. Dilution is minimized because there is less unburned gasoline to pass down cylinder walls and thin crankcase oil. 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